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Banknotes and Coins of Ukraine 2015–2019 Contents Banknotes and Coins of Ukraine 2015–2019 Contents Chronology of commemorative coins issued into circulation in 2015–2019 ................................3 Commemorative coins issued in 2015 ....................................................................................................3 Commemorative coins issued in 2016 ................................................................................................. 39 Commemorative coins issued in 2017 ................................................................................................. 80 Commemorative coins issued in 2018 ................................................................................................125 Commemorative coins issued in 2019 ................................................................................................164 Hryvnia banknotes and small-denomination and circulation Ukrainian coins issued into circulation in 2015–2019 ................................................................................................201 Hryvnia banknotes issued in 2015–2019 ...........................................................................................201 Hryvnia banknotes of 2003–2007 design issued in 2015–2019 ................................................214 Small-denomination and circulation Ukrainian coins issued in 2015–2019 ..............................216 Chronology of the commemorative coins issued into circulation in 2015–2019, broken down by thematic series .......................................................................................................221 Banknotes and Coins of Ukraine 2 Commemorative Coins Issued in 2015 Banknotes and Сoins of Ukraine 3 CHILDREN’S ZODIAC SERIES 2015 Aquarius (Little Water Carrier) Put into circulation 19 January 2015 Face value, hryvnias 2 Metal Ag 925 Weight, g 7.78 (1/4 ounce) Diameter*, mm 26.5 Quality Special uncirculated Edge Smooth Mintage, units Up to 10,000 Designer Engraver Nataliia Fandikova Volodymyr Demianenko The coin is dedicated to children born under the sign and the mint mark of the NBU’s Banknote Printing of Aquarius. and Minting Works are to the right, while to the left there is the indication of metal, its fineness and weight Obverse: above there is the Small Coat of Arms Ag 925/7,78. of Ukraine with the semicircular inscription НАЦІОНАЛЬНИЙ БАНК УКРАЇНИ (National Bank On the coin reverse there is the conventionalized of Ukraine); below there is the coin face value composition: to the left, on the lusterless surface, ДВІ ГРИВНІ (two hryvnias) under the conventionalized there is the sign of Aquarius; in the center there composition – against the background of the sky is depicted a boy on the grass; above there of stars there are the images of Zodiac signs, Moon is the inscription ВОДОЛІЙЧИК (little water carrier). and Sun; the coin issue year indication 2015 *The coin is enneagonal Banknotes and Coins of Ukraine 4 OUTSTANDING PERSONALITIES OF UKRAINE SERIES 2015 Halshka Hulevychivna Put into circulation 27 January 2015 Face value, hryvnias 2 Metal Nickel silver Weight, g 12.8 Diameter, mm 31.0 Quality Special uncirculated Edge Grooved Mintage, units 30,000 Designer Engraver Sviatoslav Ivanenko Sviatoslav Ivanenko The coin is dedicated to Elizabeth (Halshka) conventionalized composition representing Vasylivna Hulevychivna, who played an important the transfer of land, – against the background role in the Ukrainian cultural and national revival of the page with Halshka Gulevychivna’s autograph that took place in late 16th and early 17th centuries. there are depicted a pen (top) and a seal (below), Halshka, who descended from a Volhynian noble to the right there are the coin face value family, was one of the founders of the Kyiv 2/ГРИВНІ (2/hryvnias), coin issue year indication Brotherhood and the Epiphany Monastery with 2015 and the mint mark of the NBU’s Banknote a school for children. To that end, she donated Printing and Minting Works. her mansion, together with land, in Podil in Kyiv in 1615, where the Kyiv Brotherhood School On the reverse there is depicted the conventionalized was founded (and which later became the Kyiv composition: above there is facade of the building, Mohyla Academy). which began the history of Kyiv Brotherhood School, below there are the inscriptions ГАЛШКА/ Obverse: on the obverse of the coins there are ГУЛЕВИЧІВНА (Halshka Gulevychivna) and years depicted: НАЦІОНАЛЬНИЙ/БАНК УКРАЇНИ of her life 1575/1642, to the left there are depicted (National Bank of Ukraine) and the Small Coat Halshka Gulevychivna and children. of Arms of Ukraine to the right; and the Banknotes and Coins of Ukraine 5 CHILDREN’S ZODIAC SERIES 2015 Pisces (Little Fish) Put into circulation 16 February 2015 Face value, hryvnias 2 Metal Ag 925 Weight, g 7.78 (1/4 ounce) Diameter*, mm 26.5 Quality Special uncirculated Edge Smooth Mintage, units Up to 10,000 Designer Engravers Nataliia Fandikova Sviatoslav Ivanenko, Anatolii Demianenko The coin is dedicated to the children born under with the child that is enjoying a balmy sleep thereunder; the sign of Pisces. the coin issue year indication 2015 and the mint mark of the NBU’s Banknote Printing and Minting Works On the obverse: above there is the Small Coat are to the right, while to the left there is the indication of Arms of Ukraine with the semicircular inscription of metal, its fineness and weight Ag 925/7,78. НАЦІОНАЛЬНИЙ БАНК УКРАЇНИ (National Bank of Ukraine); below there is the coin face value On the coin reverse there is the conventionalized ДВІ ГРИВНІ (two hryvnias) under the conventionalized composition – to the left, on the lusterless surface, composition – against the background of the sky the sign of Pisces, in the center – the fish and, above, of stars there are the images of Zodiac signs the inscription РИБКИ (little fish). *The coin is enneagonal Banknotes and Coins of Ukraine 6 TO THE HEROES OF THE MAIDAN SERIES 2015 Euromaidan Put into circulation 18 February 2015 Face value, hryvnias 5 Metal Nickel silver Weight, g 16.5 Diameter, mm 35.0 Quality Special uncirculated Edge Grooved Mintage, units Up to 100,000 Designers Engravers Volodymyr Taran, Sviatoslav Ivanenko, Oleksandr Kharuk, Serhii Kharuk Roman Chaikovskyi The National Bank of Ukraine has issued three (5/hryvnias) and issue year 2015 indication commemorative coins – “Euromaidan”, “Revolution (to the left); the mint mark of the NBU’s Banknote of Dignity” and “Heavenly Hundred” in the series Printing and Minting Works (below); in the centre, “To the Heroes of the Maidan” eternizing the memory within the square formed by the inscription quoting of the fallen and the events that took place in Ukraine Article 5 of the Constitution of Ukraine: НОСІЄМ in November 2013 – February 2014 and have taken СУВЕРЕНІТЕТУ/І ЄДИНИМ ДЖЕРЕЛОМ/ВЛАДИ their place in history as the Revolution of Dignity. В УКРАЇНІ/Є НАРОД (The bearers of sovereignty/ and the only source/of power in Ukraine/ The commemorative coin is dedicated to the protest are its people) there is a fragment representing actions that took place in Ukraine and were full the viche (popular assembly). of the aspiration for changes, for the European direction of our country development. On the coin reverse there is depicted the symbolic composition: against the background of the European On the coin obverse, against the embossment Union flag the clenched hand is holding the State Flag background, being a conventionalized image of Ukraine (the flags are represented with use of pad of the wavering flag, there are: the inscription УКРАЇНА printing); to the left there is the legend ЄВРОМАЙДАН (Ukraine) above with the Small Coat of Arms of Ukraine (Euromaidan). to the left thereof; the coin face value 5/ГРИВЕНЬ Banknotes and Coins of Ukraine 7 TO THE HEROES OF THE MAIDAN SERIES 2015 Revolution of Dignity Put into circulation 18 February 2015 Face value, hryvnias 5 Metal Nickel silver Weight, g 16.5 Diameter, mm 35.0 Quality Special uncirculated Edge Grooved Mintage, units Up to 100,000 Designers Engraver Volodymyr Taran, Sviatoslav Ivanenko Oleksandr Kharuk, Serhii Kharuk The commemorative coin is dedicated to the civic spirit Coat of Arms of Ukraine (to the right) and the coin face and patriotism manifested by the citizens of Ukraine value 5/ГРИВЕНЬ (5/hryvnias) and issue year 2015 of all nationalities aspiring to develop and strengthen indication with the mint mark of the NBU’s Banknote the democracy, its constitutional principles, human Printing and Minting Works (to the left). rights and liberties. On the coin reverse there is depicted the composition On the coin obverse, against the background in the form of the cross representing a moment of the bell, there are: the inscription УКРАЇНА (Ukraine) of the events – opposition offering (pad printing used); above with the image of a participant in the events above there is the inscription РЕВОЛЮЦІЯ/ГІДНОСТІ thereunder; against the embossment background (revolution/of dignity). of the coin representing the flame there are: the Small Banknotes and Coins of Ukraine 8 TO THE HEROES OF THE MAIDAN SERIES 2015 Heavenly Hundred Put into circulation 18 February 2015 Face value, hryvnias 5 Metal Nickel silver Weight, g 16.5 Diameter, mm 35.0 Quality Special uncirculated Edge Grooved Mintage, units Up to 100,000 Designers Engravers Volodymyr Taran, Volodymyr Atamanchuk, Oleksandr Kharuk, Serhii Kharuk Anatolii Demianenko The commemorative coin is consecrated to the memory and the inscription ГЕРОЇ/НЕ ВМИРАЮТЬ! (Heroes/ of the heroes that have become a
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